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NH high-tech, prosthetics companies help Haitians

Published - Feb 10 2010 05:28 AM

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CONCORD, N.H.—Assigned to gather information on earthquake victims in Haiti, Adam Cote came across a little girl who had lost her leg. She kept calling him Daddy. An interpreter told him her story: She was one of three daughters. When the quake hit ... Read Full Story

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In this March 19, 2010 photo, sun rays filter through clouds over 5,267-foot Mount Katahdin in Maine's Baxter State Park. Last year, starting in March, more than 1400 hikers set off from Georgia's Springer Mountain with the goal of reaching the summit of Mount Katahdin, the northern terminus of the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail. About 350 hikers completed the northbound hike, according the the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.

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Masked Palestinian demonstrators seen during clashes with Israeli troops, not seen, in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Issawiyeh. Friday, March 19, 2010. Palestinians in east Jerusalem and the West Bank lobbed rocks at Israeli security forces, set garbage bins and tires ablaze and torched an Israeli flag in a new outbreak of violence over contested Jerusalem building plans and unsubstantiated rumors about threats to the city's holiest shrine.

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With the backdrop of illuminated Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo skyline, an image of shark appears during Odaiba water illumination show in Tokyo, Friday, March 19, 2010. The 20-minute slide show of ocean creatures projected on a water screen created by a fountain set along a beach at the Tokyo Bay area, will be performed four times a day after dark until April 11, 2010.

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